Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "assurer"?

Accepted Answer

from Old French asseürer, from Vulgar Latin assecurare ('to render secure'), from Latin securus ('secure').

Question 2

What are the anagrams of the French word "assurer"?

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Question 3

What does "assurer" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

To make stable.
To take a firm bearing, demeanor, or facial expression.
To accustom a horse to suffering the bit.
To display the flag of one's nation by firing a cannon shot.
To make a thing sure.
To guarantee a right, to ensure that it does not deteriorate.
To guarantee, by an act, the ownership of a property to someone, so that they may enjoy it after the death of the donor.
To provide in a certain and lasting way.
To guarantee or have guaranteed by an insurance contract; to take out insurance.
To strongly persuade someone to regard a thing as certain, to believe in it.
In rock climbing, to ensure that one's partner will be properly roped in in case of a fall.
To affirm, to certify a thing; to assert with assurance.
To make certain of a thing.
To be up to the task.
To establish one's trust.
To obtain the certainty of a fact.
To arrest, imprison, speaking of someone. - It is followed by the preposition 'de'.
To secure the protection, the suffrage of someone in the things where one needs them. - It is followed by the preposition 'de'.

Question 4

How do you translate "assurer" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

asegurar

Question 5

How do you say "assurer" in english?

Accepted Answer

trust

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